Casualty continued...

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A sudden flurry of posts following Cal's death has brought us to the end of the last thread. So let's continue as we were - there's so many unanswered questions. Have we seen the last of Gem as she heads back to incarceration? How will Charlie and Duffy cope with Robyn and the baby? Who is next in line to be stabbed? Will the illegal strike continue now that Cal isn't there to lead it? And most of all, will Ethan be reunited with his specs?

I wonder what the deal with Bea is

AA lady was pretty perceptive about Dylan's avoidance issues.

Still annoys me they made Dylan drink

And yes glen ans trying to name change - he lost all rights when he walked out imo

Well that's the blogger storyline dealt with.... the rest of it was just a bit bland really (as was the blog story really)

Glad to see Ethan sort Alicia out at the end. He could have lost his job! Rash is very annoying. Quite like Bea.

i dont think the costume department like anyone wearing glasses, first Ethan and now Rash

Thinking about the blog - why was it such a big deal with hospital management? It appeared to be a factual account of the strains that the ED was operating under, not a personal attack on anyone and not bringing the staff or department into disrepute. Probably would have been a bit of an eye-opener for the board, if they'd seen it!

Not sure Optimist1!!

I'm not pushed on either Bea or Rash. Losing interest in all characters; except Etan maybe.

Really glad about how Ethan dealt with Alicia. Going back to last week, does anyone else think we'll see the AA lady in a future episode?

Purplemond, I'm sure the chap who plays Robert in Corrie was the one who was married to a nurse (who may have gone on to be Emma in Emmerdale) whose car crashed into a lake with her and their children on board and they all died.

I think he then slept with Alice the very shy, reserved HCA in his grief and abandoned her in the morning. I remember it so clearly because she quoted the first line of A Grief Observed by C.S.Lewis, 'No one ever told me grief feels so like fear...' and it always stuck with me.

I quite liked Saturdays episode.

Did anyone see the March trailer?!

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p060mxsz

Just watched the trailer, I agree with Kittymum. It’ll be good to have something a bit more exciting happen but I’m a bit meh with their storyline.

I’ve been watching old (good!) Casualty episodes with a patient at work recently. Ones from 2010 with Nick Jordan, Jay, Adam etc. God I’d forgotten just how irritating Ruth was and how much I didn’t like her character!

Another car crash 🙄

And heavens forfend that a wedding would have a happy ending! Between this and Call the Midwife, I'm about ready to give up on BBC programmes altogether - they seem to be allergic to happy endings!

As a lifelong glasses wearer, I think a job at Holby City Hospital would be a better option than laser surgery.

Jac Naylor is looking a lot healthier in the ED than she is in Holby City too, so maybe it's just that department that has supernatural healing qualities.

As much as i'd like to see Dylan getting some action, i'm pretty sure it's highly inadvisable for recovering alcoholics to fraternise in AA. Mind you this is Casualty so they'll probably be married in a couple of weeks.

Bit more buzz about tonight's episode, actually got some interesting patients. There's a new spring trailer up on the bbc website if anyone is interested.

Starting to like Bea and Rash

How long are they going to string out the Rash/Gem will they/won't they storyline before they get together and then kill one of them off, hopefully Gem

The Rash/Gem is a total rehash of the Ethan/Honey story.

Yawn.

I was watching Doctor Who (on Netflix) with DS and Jeff turned up. Got me thinking that I think I'd pin point the down turn of Casualty around when he left.